Compass Weather
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How to use Compass Weather
- Compass Weather opens on your default city (Reykjavík until you pick your own). Type a city in the search to switch.
- Read the hero: current temperature in Instrument Serif, feels-like, humidity, and the condition gradient shifts depending on sky and time of day.
- Scroll the hourly strip below the hero to see the next 24 hours; the bento grid shows UV, pressure, visibility, and humidity at a glance.
- Check the 10-day outlook at the bottom; each row shows min/max range as a gradient bar so you can see cold-to-warm transitions.
01 · Real-world fits
Common use cases
- Checking the weather for the next few hours before heading out
- Planning a week ahead — catching cold snaps and warm-ups in the 10-day outlook
- Knowing when sunrise and sunset are for photography or commuting
- Comparing conditions across a few saved cities for travel or remote team coordination
02 · The honest pitch
Why Compass Weather?
Weather apps either overload you with data or over-simplify to the point of uselessness. Compass Weather treats the sky as an editorial composition — Instrument Serif temperatures, a solar arc that shows where the sun is right now, a hero gradient that shifts with the condition. No ads, no push notifications, no account. Data comes from Open-Meteo, which is free for non-commercial use and publishes forecasts from multiple national weather services.
03 · Edge cases